Title Page
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Learning Content: Validation Summary Checklist
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Policy/Procedure: SOAQ11.8
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Issued By: Supervision & Training Coordinator
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Approved By: People & Culture Manager
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Date Revised: October 2020
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Date to be Revised: September 2021
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Team Member Name:
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Training Location:
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Training Date:
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Trainer:
Checklist Content
Disclaimer of Liability
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All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by an information storage or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the CEO, Mr. Todd McHardy.
Purpose
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The purpose of this Validation Summary Checklist is:
To list all learning content involved when training a nominated team member how to complete Validation Summaries (VS) and to document learning content achieved.
Scope
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This Training Record will be used to document all nominated team members that have satisfactorily completed VS training.
Reference Documents
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SOAQ11.8 Validation Summary V.1.1
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Validation Policy V.1.1
Learning Objectives
Learning Content Covered in the Training
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1. Introduction (brief overview of Validation Summaries)
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2. Pre-Requisites:
a. First Aid (HLTAID003)
b. National Pool Lifeguard Award
c. Must be in a site support or similar role
d. Industry experience -
3. Responsibilities
a. Supervision & Training Coordinator (STC)
b. Centre Manager (CM)
c. Duty Manager (DM)
d. Lifeguards (LG) -
4. Validation Summary Procedure
a. Coverage Diagrams
b. Scanning Strategies
c. 5 Keys of Scanning
d. Accountability -
Has the designated team member satisfactorily demonstrated the Learning Content?
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Supervision & Training Coordinator Signature:
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Date:
Learning Content
LEARNING CONTENT
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A submersible manikin or tool will be used to complete the Validation Summary
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Understands the following information relating to Validation Summaries (VS):<br>- VS are to be completed twice a year for every BlueFit site to validate every Area of Responsibility (AoR); and<br>- Validating each AoR is a two-phase process
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Displays knowledge of the two-phase process:<br>1. The lifeguard’s ability to recognise a guest in distress (GiD) [in the form of a submerged manikin or similar stimulus]; and<br>2. Be capable of reaching the extents of the AoR within the 30-Second Awareness Standard (or 3-Minute Awareness Standard where approved).
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Understands and displays knowledge of how to create a start and finish point of the pool/facility for the lifeguard roving pattern/s and to record the time
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Understands and demonstrates how to complete a VS:<br>- The submersible manikin or tool is placed in key locations throughout the identified AoR, including but not limited to, extreme edges, exits, ramps, locations of glare, shadowed regions and/or any other area of concern;<br>- Begins the patrol pattern from the starting point. The time is recorded on how long it takes to identify and then render assistance to the submersible manikin or tool;<br>- Every AoR that a lifeguard/s are responsible for are validated using this process;<br>- This process is repeated for every location the submersible manikin is positioned and for all lifeguards AoR.
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Understands the process once the VS have been completed
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Understands the process of how to complete the VS under the supervision and direction of the Supervision & Training Coordinator
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Has been made aware of and understands the Coverage Diagrams for the facility
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Has been made aware of and understands the Scanning Strategies for the facility
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Understands and demonstrates knowledge of the 5 Keys of Scanning
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Understands and displays knowledge of the Accountability process for the Validation Summaries and supporting documents
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I have received training in the learning content of the Validation Summary Procedure and will conduct VS as outlined in all policies and procedures documented above
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Team Member Name:
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Team Member Signature:
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Supervision & Training Coordinator Signature:
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Date Completed:
